Are you looking for low-prep, easy music activities to engage your preschool and kindergarten students?

From simple movement activities to creative crafts and extension ideas, in this blog post I’m sharing 5 music activities for preschool and kindergarten that you can incorporate this week in your classes or sessions.

A prop I particularly love are movement scarves. Movement scarves are a versatile tool for engaging children in fun and creative movement.

Lemonade, Lemonade is a step-by-step fingerplay song about making this refreshing summery sweet treat!

Am I going to say it? Yes I am— my favorite movement prop is the canopy scarf. Canopy scarves are basically a less stimulating parachute. You get all the benefits of a parachute, but it's calming.

So on this blog post, we're going to talk about three different times when you might consider using a canopy scarf in your music time with kids.

Gotta Keep Dancing is a dance and “pose” song full of energy, cheerfulness, silliness and joy!

If you are teaching kids about kindness in your classroom or therapy sessions and need some song ideas, keep reading for some of my favorite children’s songs about kindness.

We're going to talk about imperfect strategies for getting organized as a music teacher or a music therapist. On this blog post, I’m going to share five simple ways that you can organize your early childhood music planning.

"Skating" is a stop-and-go movement song. I think you and the kids are going to LOVE it because it is a song + a craft + a movement activity all in one!

When the temperature goes down and we need to keep ourselves warm, there’s nothing better than a nice, warm sweater... EXCEPT when it goes terribly wrong... 😳

Say Hello (from your head to your toes) incorporates a lot of structured movement and also provides a "boogie break", which is the perfect opportunity for kids to engage in creative movement.